Heavy rain warning within the state, Meteorological Department has issued yellow alert for these districts together with Jaipur

Jaipur : In the final 24 hours, gentle rain was recorded at some locations in western Rajasthan and rain accompanied by thunder was recorded at some locations in japanese Rajasthan. Apart from this, heavy rain was recorded at some locations in Jaipur, Dausa, Sikar, Sawai Madhopur, Bharatpur, Kota, Jhalawar and Baran districts. The highest rainfall in japanese Rajasthan was recorded at 93.0 mm in Mitrapura (Sawai Madhopur) and 39.0 mm in Osia (Churu) of western Rajasthan. Also, within the final 24 hours, the best most temperature within the state was recorded at 38.4 levels in Sriganganagar and the best minimal temperature was recorded at 28.5 levels in Bikaner.

This would be the climate forecast until September 19: According to the Meteorological Department, within the subsequent 24 hours, there could also be heavy and really heavy rains at some locations with thundershowers in some components of Bharatpur, Jaipur and Kota divisions. At the identical time, gentle to reasonable rains are anticipated in some components of Ajmer and Udaipur divisions. From September 13, there’s a chance of a lower in heavy rain actions within the state and rain actions with thundershowers will proceed in north-eastern Rajasthan.

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There is a chance of sunshine to reasonable rain at some locations in japanese Rajasthan throughout 14 to 17 September. In most components of western Rajasthan, the climate is more likely to stay primarily dry within the coming days and lightweight to reasonable rain is probably going solely at sporadic locations. During this era, there’s a chance of greater than regular rain in japanese Rajasthan and fewer than regular rain in western Rajasthan. Regarding the forecast of rain, the division says that there’s a chance of lower than regular rain at many locations within the state throughout 20 to 26 September.